The document proposes a campaign called "Pitching for Positive Change" to be held at Yankee Stadium on June 11, 2016. The event aims to connect 3,500 children in New York City who face adversity with adult mentors through Big Brothers Big Sisters. The campaign seeks sponsors like Macy's, Hillshire Brands, and Germ-X and partners with the New York Yankees to raise awareness and support for BBBS's mentoring programs. A detailed media and communications plan is outlined to educate the public and increase supporters leading up to the event day at Yankee Stadium, which will include activities like a baseball game for "Bigs" and "Littles" to bond.
RMHC-CNI wants to increase donations to their canister program. Currently, canisters earn $6/day on average but other charities earn $14/day. RMHC-CNI conducted research and found issues with people donating due to their affiliation with McDonald's. Google Trends data can help answer questions about low donations and identify receptive areas. Insights from trends can improve RMHC-CNI's marketing and raise awareness of their program.
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Presentation by Legacy Foresight for IoF Legacy and In-memory special interest group meeting: In-Memory Insight, focusing on research into social and digital in in-memory conversations for UK charities and hospices.
Luis Marciaga has selected the Pure Portland festival and identified potential sponsors. For the monetary support sponsor, Nike is proposed given it is headquartered near the event in Beaverton, Oregon, and supports outdoor athletics like those at the festival through gear and promoting wellness. For the beverage sponsor, Portland Beverage is proposed as it is a local distributor that could provide their Bridge City soda. For the media sponsor, the Portland Tribune is proposed as it focuses on local news and events in the greater Portland area through its website and publications. The Clymb, a local outdoor apparel store in Portland, is proposed for monetary support from a small business given its connection to the outdoor activities at the festival
This document contains an agenda and notes for a GlobalGiving webinar. The agenda includes introductions, updates on GlobalGiving campaigns and calendar, a discussion on effectiveness, and information on GlobalGiving Rewards. During introductions, participants shared their name, organization, and a 2016 highlight. GlobalGiving's 2016 fundraising totals and upcoming campaigns in 2017 like Giving Tuesday were presented. Participants then discussed how to define and measure effectiveness at their organizations. GlobalGiving Rewards was introduced as a system to recognize nonprofits for engagement and effectiveness activities to boost their visibility. Participants were asked to identify ways to gain more rewards points.
This document provides an overview and strategic plan for a marketing campaign for the Lincoln Saltdogs baseball team. It includes a SWOT analysis, research on the target audience and their media habits, goals to increase attendance and social media engagement, and a proposed media strategy. The primary goal is to increase game attendance by 5-10% by promoting the affordable, family-friendly environment and additional benefits of attending games beyond just the baseball. The target audience is families with children ages 35+ who enjoy outdoor activities.
INN Days 2019 Presentation:
Lightning Talks: Because of NewsMatch...!
INN members have been fundraising with NewsMatch since 2016. Hear what organizations that have been participating in the campaign for two or three years have learned and the tips they have for new and returning participants.
The document discusses how to make library marketing and communications more inclusive. It provides tips for evaluating a library's current strategy to identify areas of improvement. The presenter emphasizes the importance of diversity, inclusion and equity in marketing to represent all patrons. Specific strategies are outlined, including defining target audiences, creating inclusive content, using various tools like social media, and addressing potential mistakes with authenticity. Real examples from the Indianapolis Public Library's efforts are shared.
The document provides a marketing plan for the Kiwanis Karing Festival, an event that raises funds for charity. It includes an analysis of the target market of parents ages 35-50 in Avalon Park, Orlando, and an objective to attract donations and attendees. The plan details various promotion strategies like paid advertising on local news, radio, billboards and flyers. It also recommends utilizing the Kiwanis Karing Festival Facebook page and local family-owned business vendors to promote the event. Finally, it includes a budget to cover the costs of the advertising methods.
The document outlines a fundraising campaign for a book mentor project with the following key points:
The primary goal is to raise $30,000 by July 1st and the secondary goal is to increase awareness by 25% by July. The target audience is local business owners aged 35-50 who care about causes related to youth. The key insight is that donors help children because they believe in their untapped potential. The main message is that funding the book mentor project will directly help children realize their potential. The creative concept focuses on how one book can lead to endless possibilities. The media plan includes direct mail, an event, radio, digital ads, and social media to reach the fundraising goals.
With over 2,500 families attending the two day event, the 2018 Chicago Baby Show was an outstanding event. This consumer show attracted highly-engaged attendees and featured a wide variety of top brands for maternity, baby & toddlers, expert speakers & seminars, product demonstrations, and big giveaways.
"Dynamic Success at the Polls" Presentation at ILA 2013 #ilaigniteEveryLibrary
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Melissa Gardner, Director at the Broadview (IL) Public Library, and John Chrastka, Executive Director at EveryLibrary, presented at the 2013 Illinois Library Association conference on planning and running successful library ballot campaigns in both Information-Only and Vote Yes settings.
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This document provides information about FirstLink, a nonprofit organization that provides 24/7 crisis support services including suicide prevention. It summarizes FirstLink's history beginning in 1967, mission to link people to community resources, and services including a 24/7 helpline, suicide support, volunteer coordination, and disaster response. FirstLink is accredited by the American Association of Suicidology and Alliance of Information and Referral Systems. In 2012, it responded to over 39,000 calls and provided suicide education to over 1,750 people.
PHP Marketing/PR Review discusses strategies to increase awareness of PHP including developing a new tagline and elevator pitch, creating a press kit, targeting media and professional organizations, highlighting key programs, and using online fundraising and social media platforms. The document provides examples of successful nonprofit marketing using social media and recommends attending nonprofit technology conferences.
Osprey Creative proposes a marketing campaign for JaxParks to raise awareness and community engagement. The campaign goals are to increase media traffic by 50%, utilization of parks services by 25%, and funding from local businesses by 10% by September 23, 2017. Tactics include social media contests, events like a kite festival and music festival, guerrilla marketing activities, and improved website and branding with a new logo and color scheme. The budget is estimated at $726.76 with earned media through press releases.
Creating Engaging Communications for Non-ProfitsAction Graphics
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Today's marketing communications are very different than 15, 10, even 5 years ago! For many non-profits, marketing communications go hand in hand with fundraising communications. In this workshop, we will discuss using a targeted, integrated, and measurable approach to your communications to further both your business and fundraising objectives and create a more engaged audience.
This document provides a social media plan for Water for South Sudan to increase awareness, engagement, and donations. The plan outlines goals to increase followers across key platforms like Facebook and Twitter by 10% and engagement rates. It identifies target audiences like students and business owners and key messages around clean water being a basic human right. The plan proposes objectives like increasing name recognition by 10% through maintaining consistency across platforms and educating followers on wells, clean water, and hygiene. Strategies include creating awareness of water's daily necessity and importance through posts on water usage facts and the #WithoutWater hashtag. The plan aims to tell Water for South Sudan's story in an emotionally compelling way to motivate support.
Online Fundraising to Diaspora CommunitiesGlobalGiving
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This document summarizes a webinar about fundraising to diaspora communities online. It discusses case studies of Catholic Relief Services' work with the Hispanic diaspora in the US, OIC International's efforts with the African diaspora, and SOS Children's Villages work with the Indian diaspora. Common best practices identified include targeting diaspora communities through their own countries and cultures, using both online and offline methods, and committing to long-term engagement. The webinar was co-presented by Kosovo-Addis, a company that helps international non-profits with online marketing and fundraising.
This document summarizes a webinar about fundraising to diaspora communities online. It discusses case studies of Catholic Relief Services' work with the Hispanic diaspora in the US, OIC International's efforts with the African diaspora, and SOS Children's Villages work with the Indian diaspora. Common best practices identified include targeting diaspora communities through their own countries and cultures, using both online and offline methods, and committing to long-term engagement. The webinar was co-presented by Kosovo-Addis, a company that helps international non-profits with online marketing and fundraising.
This document provides guidance and information for celebrating National Payroll Week (NPW) in September 2013. It outlines various contests and activities chapters and individuals can participate in to promote NPW, such as promoting the annual "Getting Paid in America" survey, partnering with NPW sponsors, volunteering through the MasterCard Money Matters program, and using social media. Tips are provided for getting local media coverage, requesting city proclamations, and ideas for celebrating NPW within companies and communities. The document also details various contests with prizes for most effectively promoting and celebrating NPW through different activities.
Leveraging Social Media for Your Next Fundraising EventAbila
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Abila, along with Darian Rodriguez Heyman of Social Media for Nonprofits and Laura Huddle of Eventbrite present a session about how Social Media Tools can be leveraged for Fundraising.
Rudy Bozas - Marketing to Multicultural MillennialsJohn Blue
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Marketing to Multicultural Millennials - Rudy Bozas, President of P坦lvora Advertising, Multicultural Marketing, from the Animal Agriculture Alliance Stakeholder Summit Titled Cracking the Millennial Code Stakeholder Summit, May 8 - 9, 2014, Crystal City, VA, USA.
More presentations at http://www.trufflemedia.com/agmedia/conference/2014-cracking-the-millennial-code
The document provides a campaign proposal for the Carolina Jubilee music festival to increase attendance and support for the Carolina Farm Trust nonprofit. Key points:
- The proposal outlines research finding millennials and students are key music festival audiences attracted by music, atmosphere, food and drinks.
- The campaign goals are to create a recognizable brand for the Jubilee and Trust, increase interest among target audiences of students, food/drink enthusiasts and sponsors.
- Tactics include social media promotion highlighting local vendors and bands to attract audiences, and rebranding websites and materials with a consistent tagline.
- Gaining student involvement through inviting college bands and connecting universities is aimed at increasing student attendance.
Retaining Your P2Peeps: Tips for Retaining Peer to Peer Donors and ParticipantsBloomerang
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Retaining peer-to-peer fundraisers and donors is important for nonprofits. Repeat participants are more effective fundraisers who require less support. Most peer-to-peer donors give to support someone they know, so retaining these donors expands the nonprofit's donor base. The document provides tips for nonprofits to retain participants and donors through effective communication before, during, and after peer-to-peer fundraising events that makes them feel appreciated and informed about the impact of their contributions.
Corporate Brilliant Award - NSHMBA - Page 10Manuel Avelar
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P&G launched the "My Black is Beautiful" campaign to celebrate African American women and encourage them to define their own standards of beauty. The campaign was highlighted in a national Associated Press article that featured Najoh Tita-Reid, an associate marketing director at P&G who helped develop the initiative. The article discussed P&G's research finding that black women are frequent beauty product users who feel negatively portrayed in media. It aims to empower black women and target their growing spending power of over $400 billion. Experts say the campaign addresses a need for mass marketers to better engage the black female demographic.
This document provides a proposal for the High Point Center for Children and Families' first annual community field day and picnic event. It includes an executive summary, situational analysis exploring relevant nonprofit funding models, goals and objectives for the event, and sections on target audiences, event strategies, promotional messages, timeline, budget, and additional materials. The event aims to raise awareness of the Center in the community and raise donations, with objectives of having at least 150 attendees, fundraising $2,000 while spending no more than $100 on promotions.
The Fort Worth Report, a nonprofit local journalism organization, is launching a public relations campaign to raise awareness on the Texas Wesleyan University campus and increase donors, newsletter subscribers, and website traffic. The campaign will include distributing flyers, posting signs, hosting a campus-wide event, and implementing a social media strategy focused on Instagram. The goals are to make the Fort Worth Report known on campus and increase key audiences by 30-50% in six months through raising awareness of their mission of providing free, fair, and local journalism. Research found that Instagram is the most used platform and audiences prefer getting news online. The strategy involves partnering with the university for an in-person event and digital ads to promote the message of "
The document outlines a fundraising campaign for a book mentor project with the following key points:
The primary goal is to raise $30,000 by July 1st and the secondary goal is to increase awareness by 25% by July. The target audience is local business owners aged 35-50 who care about causes related to youth. The key insight is that donors help children because they believe in their untapped potential. The main message is that funding the book mentor project will directly help children realize their potential. The creative concept focuses on how one book can lead to endless possibilities. The media plan includes direct mail, an event, radio, digital ads, and social media to reach the fundraising goals.
With over 2,500 families attending the two day event, the 2018 Chicago Baby Show was an outstanding event. This consumer show attracted highly-engaged attendees and featured a wide variety of top brands for maternity, baby & toddlers, expert speakers & seminars, product demonstrations, and big giveaways.
"Dynamic Success at the Polls" Presentation at ILA 2013 #ilaigniteEveryLibrary
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Melissa Gardner, Director at the Broadview (IL) Public Library, and John Chrastka, Executive Director at EveryLibrary, presented at the 2013 Illinois Library Association conference on planning and running successful library ballot campaigns in both Information-Only and Vote Yes settings.
Community of Faith Education Event 2013MyFirstLink
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This document provides information about FirstLink, a nonprofit organization that provides 24/7 crisis support services including suicide prevention. It summarizes FirstLink's history beginning in 1967, mission to link people to community resources, and services including a 24/7 helpline, suicide support, volunteer coordination, and disaster response. FirstLink is accredited by the American Association of Suicidology and Alliance of Information and Referral Systems. In 2012, it responded to over 39,000 calls and provided suicide education to over 1,750 people.
PHP Marketing/PR Review discusses strategies to increase awareness of PHP including developing a new tagline and elevator pitch, creating a press kit, targeting media and professional organizations, highlighting key programs, and using online fundraising and social media platforms. The document provides examples of successful nonprofit marketing using social media and recommends attending nonprofit technology conferences.
Osprey Creative proposes a marketing campaign for JaxParks to raise awareness and community engagement. The campaign goals are to increase media traffic by 50%, utilization of parks services by 25%, and funding from local businesses by 10% by September 23, 2017. Tactics include social media contests, events like a kite festival and music festival, guerrilla marketing activities, and improved website and branding with a new logo and color scheme. The budget is estimated at $726.76 with earned media through press releases.
Creating Engaging Communications for Non-ProfitsAction Graphics
油
Today's marketing communications are very different than 15, 10, even 5 years ago! For many non-profits, marketing communications go hand in hand with fundraising communications. In this workshop, we will discuss using a targeted, integrated, and measurable approach to your communications to further both your business and fundraising objectives and create a more engaged audience.
This document provides a social media plan for Water for South Sudan to increase awareness, engagement, and donations. The plan outlines goals to increase followers across key platforms like Facebook and Twitter by 10% and engagement rates. It identifies target audiences like students and business owners and key messages around clean water being a basic human right. The plan proposes objectives like increasing name recognition by 10% through maintaining consistency across platforms and educating followers on wells, clean water, and hygiene. Strategies include creating awareness of water's daily necessity and importance through posts on water usage facts and the #WithoutWater hashtag. The plan aims to tell Water for South Sudan's story in an emotionally compelling way to motivate support.
Online Fundraising to Diaspora CommunitiesGlobalGiving
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This document summarizes a webinar about fundraising to diaspora communities online. It discusses case studies of Catholic Relief Services' work with the Hispanic diaspora in the US, OIC International's efforts with the African diaspora, and SOS Children's Villages work with the Indian diaspora. Common best practices identified include targeting diaspora communities through their own countries and cultures, using both online and offline methods, and committing to long-term engagement. The webinar was co-presented by Kosovo-Addis, a company that helps international non-profits with online marketing and fundraising.
This document summarizes a webinar about fundraising to diaspora communities online. It discusses case studies of Catholic Relief Services' work with the Hispanic diaspora in the US, OIC International's efforts with the African diaspora, and SOS Children's Villages work with the Indian diaspora. Common best practices identified include targeting diaspora communities through their own countries and cultures, using both online and offline methods, and committing to long-term engagement. The webinar was co-presented by Kosovo-Addis, a company that helps international non-profits with online marketing and fundraising.
This document provides guidance and information for celebrating National Payroll Week (NPW) in September 2013. It outlines various contests and activities chapters and individuals can participate in to promote NPW, such as promoting the annual "Getting Paid in America" survey, partnering with NPW sponsors, volunteering through the MasterCard Money Matters program, and using social media. Tips are provided for getting local media coverage, requesting city proclamations, and ideas for celebrating NPW within companies and communities. The document also details various contests with prizes for most effectively promoting and celebrating NPW through different activities.
Leveraging Social Media for Your Next Fundraising EventAbila
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Abila, along with Darian Rodriguez Heyman of Social Media for Nonprofits and Laura Huddle of Eventbrite present a session about how Social Media Tools can be leveraged for Fundraising.
Rudy Bozas - Marketing to Multicultural MillennialsJohn Blue
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Marketing to Multicultural Millennials - Rudy Bozas, President of P坦lvora Advertising, Multicultural Marketing, from the Animal Agriculture Alliance Stakeholder Summit Titled Cracking the Millennial Code Stakeholder Summit, May 8 - 9, 2014, Crystal City, VA, USA.
More presentations at http://www.trufflemedia.com/agmedia/conference/2014-cracking-the-millennial-code
The document provides a campaign proposal for the Carolina Jubilee music festival to increase attendance and support for the Carolina Farm Trust nonprofit. Key points:
- The proposal outlines research finding millennials and students are key music festival audiences attracted by music, atmosphere, food and drinks.
- The campaign goals are to create a recognizable brand for the Jubilee and Trust, increase interest among target audiences of students, food/drink enthusiasts and sponsors.
- Tactics include social media promotion highlighting local vendors and bands to attract audiences, and rebranding websites and materials with a consistent tagline.
- Gaining student involvement through inviting college bands and connecting universities is aimed at increasing student attendance.
Retaining Your P2Peeps: Tips for Retaining Peer to Peer Donors and ParticipantsBloomerang
油
Retaining peer-to-peer fundraisers and donors is important for nonprofits. Repeat participants are more effective fundraisers who require less support. Most peer-to-peer donors give to support someone they know, so retaining these donors expands the nonprofit's donor base. The document provides tips for nonprofits to retain participants and donors through effective communication before, during, and after peer-to-peer fundraising events that makes them feel appreciated and informed about the impact of their contributions.
Corporate Brilliant Award - NSHMBA - Page 10Manuel Avelar
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P&G launched the "My Black is Beautiful" campaign to celebrate African American women and encourage them to define their own standards of beauty. The campaign was highlighted in a national Associated Press article that featured Najoh Tita-Reid, an associate marketing director at P&G who helped develop the initiative. The article discussed P&G's research finding that black women are frequent beauty product users who feel negatively portrayed in media. It aims to empower black women and target their growing spending power of over $400 billion. Experts say the campaign addresses a need for mass marketers to better engage the black female demographic.
This document provides a proposal for the High Point Center for Children and Families' first annual community field day and picnic event. It includes an executive summary, situational analysis exploring relevant nonprofit funding models, goals and objectives for the event, and sections on target audiences, event strategies, promotional messages, timeline, budget, and additional materials. The event aims to raise awareness of the Center in the community and raise donations, with objectives of having at least 150 attendees, fundraising $2,000 while spending no more than $100 on promotions.
The Fort Worth Report, a nonprofit local journalism organization, is launching a public relations campaign to raise awareness on the Texas Wesleyan University campus and increase donors, newsletter subscribers, and website traffic. The campaign will include distributing flyers, posting signs, hosting a campus-wide event, and implementing a social media strategy focused on Instagram. The goals are to make the Fort Worth Report known on campus and increase key audiences by 30-50% in six months through raising awareness of their mission of providing free, fair, and local journalism. Research found that Instagram is the most used platform and audiences prefer getting news online. The strategy involves partnering with the university for an in-person event and digital ads to promote the message of "
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This campaign pitch was for a hypothetical Urban Roots location in Atlanta, Georgia. This is part 1 of the project which goes into more detail about the history of the company and the targeted consumers. This project was for my advertising and media planning class.
Napa Valley CanDo is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that publishes an annual giving guide called the Give!Guide to raise funds and awareness for other local nonprofits. The Give!Guide allows donors to support multiple organizations through one donation. It has raised over $1.8 million for 40-50 nonprofits included each year. To be included, organizations must serve Napa County residents and apply through an application process.
The document discusses how social media is changing the landscape of public relations. It argues that social media drives authenticity by allowing brands to interact directly with customers, establishes brand familiarity through constant online presence and communication, and facilitates mass communication between companies and audiences without traditional intermediaries. It provides examples of how social media has helped and hurt brand reputations and gives cases of politicians and TV shows using social media for outreach. It concludes that social media will lead to new divisions, jobs and opportunities in the field of public relations.
CanDo is a 501(c)3 grassroots nonprofit founded in 2009 that seeks to expand community volunteers and originate projects to address unmet community needs. It organizes the annual Napa Valley Give!Guide campaign to raise funds and awareness for local nonprofits. The Give!Guide distributes an easy-to-use catalog to over 42,000 homes to inspire donations between $10-10,000 to 40 selected nonprofits from November 1-December 31. In its first two years, the Give!Guide raised $106,000 and $235,000 respectively for participating nonprofits while attracting 65% new donors.
We started the Austin Weekly News West Side Business Network because we recognized a strong need to support the business community on Chicago's Greater West Side in terms of community outreach, exposure and networking. What started as an invitation for some local businesswomen and entrepreneurs to meet for breakfast has grown into a strong business network of more than 500 members, with subgroups including West Side Women, West Side Men, West Side Bridge, Austin Weekly News Business Development Group and the West Side Manufacturing Network.
The document provides information on staff members and their roles at BINA Farm Center, an organization that offers enrichment programs for individuals with and without special needs. It outlines goals such as increasing gala coverage, visibility of programs, volunteer interest, and donations. Suggestions are made to achieve these goals, including reaching out to more media outlets, hosting community events, leveraging partnerships, and improving social media presence.
CanDo is a 501(c)3 nonprofit founded in 2009 that organizes community service projects in Napa County. A major program is the Napa Valley Give!Guide, an annual campaign that raises funds for local nonprofits. The Give!Guide distributes an easy-to-use catalog to 50,000 homes to help donors give to multiple nonprofits with one donation. Since 2013, it has raised over $950,000 for 40 participating nonprofits each year. The 2018 campaign will take place from November 1 to December 31 and aims to attract new and young donors.
This document outlines a marketing plan for Big Brothers Big Sisters to recruit 20 additional mentors by December 2016. The primary target audience is non-white males aged 35-54 who are married with children and focused on community. The insight is that mentors are more likely to volunteer if the organization has strong community ties. The promise is that mentors can positively impact their community by getting involved. The creative concept will show how mentoring impacts individuals and the community using "the ripple effect." A variety of community events, social media, and digital ads will be used to reach the target and drive them to sign up on the website.
Swinney-Jones Public Relations proposes an 8-month campaign to increase awareness of Beaches Habitat for Humanity and their Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative. They will target homeowners aged 34-54 for volunteers, Jacksonville residents aged 35-54 with college degrees for donors, and local businesses for sponsors. The campaign will focus on social media, media outreach, community events, and maintaining corporate relationships to generate donations, volunteers, and overall support for Beaches Habitat for Humanity.
Thursday Network is the Young Professionals group of the Greater Washington Urban League. In the past year, they have expanded their programming and community service efforts. Some highlights include awarding $5,000 in scholarships, hosting a 15-week youth mentorship program, and providing nearly 10,000 service hours to their affiliate. They have also grown their membership by 28% through various recruitment events. Thursday Network will continue empowering communities and changing lives through leadership development, civic engagement, and partnership opportunities.
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This document summarizes a project to assist the Newborns In Need organization in Springfield, Missouri with social media management, grant writing, and a quarterly newsletter. Newborns In Need provides clothes and accessories to mothers in need and crafts 75% of its items from fabric scraps. The project delivered social media posts, a newsletter, and grant concept letters to help raise donations for the organization. Analytics from social media will help craft future messages and the grants, if awarded, will fund new programs and manufacturing of baby items. The client was pleased with the work and the creator will update Newborns In Need's website over the holidays.
The creative brief aims to increase funding and awareness for the Heart of Missouri United Way. It will target parents aged 26-38 with young families living in Howard, Cooper, and Boone counties, who earn $50,000-100,000 annually. Research found this group is motivated by gratitude and feels emotionally connected to causes helping education, health, income and youth issues. The campaign wants to convey that donating to HMUW directly invests in the future of their children and community.
- Social Media
- Website
- Event Management
- Promotion
- Administration
- Translation
- Research
- Videography
- Photography
- Interns
- Volunteers
- Rotarians
- Friends
- Family
We maximized our resources
THE ONE was a success because:
- It had a clear vision and mission
- It engaged Rotarians and the community
- It was well planned and executed
- It was promoted strategically
- It was sustainable and scalable
- It maximized resources and partnerships
- It inspired and engaged people
- It told wonderful stories of goodness
- It amplified Rotary's image positively
THE ONE proves that with vision,
What messages and value drivers can motivate a whole new generation of prospective donors to believe in the United Way message . . . with more than a 1,600% increase in Young Leader donor group affiliation in a single campaign year? United Way of Greater Knoxville found out during its 2014-15 campaign season, with a strategic communications effort targeting Millennials, crafted by Mary Beth West Communications, LLC.
We started the Austin Weekly News West Side Business Network because we recognized a strong need to support the business community on Chicago's Greater West Side in terms of community outreach, exposure and networking. What started as an invitation for some local businesswomen and entrepreneurs to meet for breakfast has grown into a strong business network of more than 500 members, with subgroups including West Side Women, West Side Men, West Side Bridge, Austin Weekly News Business Development Group, and West Side Manufacturing Network.
We have partnered with a number of local nonprofits to create custom content in the form of special sections. Our team of edit designers, photographers, feature writers, sales staff and a project manager work hands on with the client to do what we do best tell the story of the local community. We've created special sections covering topics ranging from mental illness, early childhood social-emotional development, housing crisis and opportunities, healthcare and education.
This document provides an overview of public relations and social media strategies for sports nonprofit organizations. It discusses the importance of establishing clear goals and messaging for PR and social media. Key topics covered include creating media lists, crafting effective pitches, measuring results, and best practices for content creation and distribution across various social media platforms. The document aims to help nonprofits better understand how to utilize PR and social media to promote their missions.
The document celebrates 80 years of The Giving Institute and the 60th edition of Giving USA. It summarizes the histories of both organizations, noting that The Giving Institute was founded in 1935 and first published data on charitable giving in the 1940s, launching the first Giving USA report in 1956. Both organizations have played pivotal roles in supporting, researching, and increasing understanding of philanthropy in America over many decades. The report also highlights some key milestones and trends shown in Giving USA reports over the years.
Amy has 5 years of experience in non-profit communications and marketing. She specializes in project management, marketing, communications, and community relations/advocacy. Amy has created marketing materials such as websites, social media campaigns, and press releases. She has also planned successful fundraising events, secured $90,000 in grant funding, and engaged with volunteers and community partners.
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Campaign Proposal
2. OUR TEAM
For more than 100 years, Big Brothers Big Sisters has operated under the belief that inherent in
every child is the ability to succeed and thrive in life.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of NYC is considered the founding agency of the nations youth
mentoring movement. Since 1904, the mission has been to give all children in New York City
who face adversity an opportunity to experience a strong, enduring professionally supported
one-to-one mentoring relationship with adults that will help change their lives for the better.
BBBS partners with families, volunteers, organizations, and the community to inspire positive
change (Big Brothers Big Sisters New York City, 2014).
National research has shown that positive relationships between Littles and their Bigs have
a direct and measurable impact on childrens lives. By participating in our programs, Little
Brothers and Sisters are:
More confident in their schoolwork performance
Able to get along better with their families
46% less likely to begin using illegal drugs
27% less likely to begin using alcohol
52% less likely to skip school
(Big Brothers Big Sisters, 2015)
CURVE BALL
Currently there are 520,799 children living at or below the poverty level in New York City.
149,000 are from single-parent families. Every year, BBBS of NYC connects more than 3,500 of
these kids with a Big who can help them believe that their present situation doesnt have to
be their future (Big Brothers Big Sisters New York City, 2014).
PLAY BALL
BBBS of NYC wants to hold event where all 3,500 children can bond with a Big and create a
social buzz in NYC centering on these children and their aspirations. The campaign will work
to raise awareness of Big Brothers Big Sisters initiatives, gain support from larger organizations
and develop a stronger bond between volunteers and clients.
TEAMATES
The New York Yankees are committed to supporting
partners and working with them to enhance the
surrounding communities. The New York Yankees also
promote the positive change of local youth through sports
and social outlets making them a great partner for the
Pitching for Positive Change campaign.
3. MVPS
Macys
A national company and local New York City
retailer believes in creating stronger communities.
The volunteer efforts and outstanding corporate
giving history of Macys shows the involvement and
commitment to making a difference in the
community. Macys would be a great partner for
BBBS because of their well-known name,
exceptional corporate giving history, and its will to
make an impact on society.
Hillshire Brands
An American food company based in Chicago,
Illinois and is known for its BallPark Hotdogs. The
company employs approximately 9000 people and
generates nearly $4 billion in annual sales. Hillshire
would be a great sponsor for the event by providing
food and vending options during the event.
GERM-X
The United States largest hand sanitizer seller strongly
believes in supporting communities and its
commitment to social responsibility and corporate
citizenship is evident through the support of select
non-profit organizations that are reasonably aligned
with its values and mission. GERM-X is a previous
sponsor of BBBS of NYC.
Major League Baseball
Major League Baseball Charities is nonprofit
organization that provides support to other local,
national and international nonprofits to directly
conduct or sponsor activities for the promotion of
good health, physical education, public safety,
medical research, literacy, educational or charitable
purposes. By partnering with the NY Yankees, MLB is
more than likely a prospective sponsor.
4. FANS
Behind The Cage-ers:
Staff
Volunteers
Clients
New York Yankee Major League Baseball
Media
Donors
Grandstand-ers:
NYC Residents
Families
Vendors
School Systems
Government
CHEERS, CHANTS, AND ROOTS
Big Brothers Big Sisters gives all children in NYC an opportunity to experience one-to-
one mentoring at the Pitching for Positive Change event at Yankee Stadium in 2016.
This message will target publics such as donors, government, local NYC residents,
vendors, school systems, the media and various supporters to generally explain how
this event is connected to the organization's mission.
Teaming up with a big will help change the lives of youth for the better and inspire
positive change.
This message will target publics such as BBBSs actual clients, volunteers and families
affiliated with the mentoring program.
Pitching for Positive Change
This message will target all publics and serve as a tagline for this campaign.
5. RULES
BBBS will inform target publics about the Pitching for Positive Change event and the
importance it has on youth. BBBS will educate the publics of the event by 90% by May 1,
2016.
Create an additional webpage on bigsnyc.org to showcase information about the
event.
Generate multiple press releases and advisory letters to send to other organizations,
news outlets, and school systems.
Utilize Facebook by creating an event to share with social media users to spread
awareness of the upcoming event.
Create and Distribute informational brochures about the event and its purpose to
health facilities, school districts, and day-care centers.
Produce informational pages to insert in Yankees program for game distribution.
BBBS will work to increase supporters of the organization and its cause by 40% by June 1,
2016.
Pitch via telephone to generate an increase of supporters of the organization.
Distribute brochures with credible content to inform publics of the organization's
successes.
Host a news conference in effort to develop strong media relations.
Develop a social media campaign to reach out to our partners and sponsors to ensure
the word is out about Pitching for Positive Change.
Send out newsletters to publics in order to keep them updated about BBBSs
achievements and stories.
Create an additional webpage on bigsnyc.org to showcase information about the
event.
BBBS will work to develop a greater media presence within local and national news
throughout the campaign.
Send out media advisories to make initial contact with media and make the event
known.
Distribute press releases in effort for media to take advantage and follow the
campaign.
Create a news story after the event to be sent out to nonprofit-focused and sports-
related publications.
Develop a social media campaign to reach out to media in effort to gain coverage.
Interview stakeholders of BBBS of NYC and New York Yankees in order to generate
newsworthy information.
6. GAME PLAN
Media Advisories
January 1, 2016
o Distribute an advisory with information about the upcoming news conference as
a simple notification about the event
o Send to: newspapers, radio and television broadcasters, NY Yankee media
specialists
March 1, 2016
o Distribute an advisory with information about the upcoming news conference as
a simple notification about the event
o Send to: newspapers, radio and television broadcasters, NY Yankee media
specialists
April 1, 2016
o Distribute an advisory with information about the upcoming news conference as
a simple notification about the event
o Send to: newspapers, radio and television broadcasters, NY Yankee media
specialists
Press Releases
February 1, 2016
o Distribute a coming event press release to introduce the event to the media
o Send to: newspapers
April 1, 2016
o Distribute a press release with a focus of the various sponsors contributing to the
event
o Send to: newspapers
May 1, 2016
o Distribute a hometowner press release that focuses on Yankee first basemen
Mark Teixeiras experience as a partner and big brother for BBBS
o Send to: Teixierias hometown newspaper
June 15, 2016
o Distribute a press release summarizing the events highlights
o Sent to: newspapers
Phone Pitches
January 1 - March 30, 2015
o Make calls in effort to gain sponsorships
o Various corporate businesses
7. Brochures
February 1, 2016
o Distribute informational brochures about the event and its purpose
o Send to: health facilities, school districts, day-care centers, media, partners and
sponsors
Newsletters
January 1 July 1, 2016
o Distribute print and email newsletters that highlight BBBSs achievements and
stories
o Send to: primary and secondary publics
Informational Inserts
April 1 June 1, 2016
o Create information insert to publicize the event
o Insert in NY Yankees program for game distribution
News Conference
April 22, 2016
o A news conference will be held where the media can ask questions about the
event and even speak with the BBBS CEO Pam Loria, NY Yankee players,
coaches and various other stakeholders
o Broadcasters, Journalists, Newspapers
Interviews
April 22, 2016
o Interviews will take place at the news conference
o Interviewees: NY Yankee players who have participated or have a vested
interest in the BBBS, NY Yankee coaches, CEO of BBBS, various other stakeholders
Feature Story
May 1, 2016
o Send out a feature story to the media about long time Yankee first basemen
Mark Teixeiras experience as a partner and big brother for BBBS.
o Send to: newspapers and nonprofit-focused and sports-related publications
News Story
June 30, 2015
o Develop a news story about the event and include highlights, photos, and
quotes.
o Send to: nonprofit-focused and sports-related publications
8. Webpage
January 1, 2016
o Develop an additional webpage on bigsnyc.org to showcase information about
the event
Social Media Campaign
February 1 June 11, 2016
o #Pitching4PositiveChange
o Make connections with partners and sponsors Twitter accounts
o Create a Facebook event to share
o Reach media by sharing press releases, stories, and updates
9. GAME DAY
Yankee Stadium, New York. (1 E 161st St, Bronx, NY 10451)
June 11, 2016
1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Tentative Agenda:
1p.m. - 2 p.m. Welcoming warm up
Meet your new little sibling
Sign up for baseball game and pick teams
Grab a pre-game snack
Team building exercise
2 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Pep talk from Coach
Have a one of the NY Yankees players give a speech about teamwork, and enjoying
the company of a big and little. can we see if any of the players had an emotional tie
to our program?
3 p.m. - 5 p.m. Pick Up Game
Following the speech, have a special guest throw the first pitch
Enjoy other activities listed below
List of Activities:
Crafts
Mini concert
Games
Team building exercises
Photo booth with baseball characters
Ball Park Food Booths
Donation Booth
10. WORKS CITED
Big Brothers Big Sisters. We Are Here to Start Something. Web. 28 Oct. 2015.
"Big Brothers Big Sisters of New York City." About Us. Web. 26 Oct. 2015.
GermX. Corporate Giving Policy GermX. Web. 28 Oct. 2015.
"Macys, Inc." Social Responsibility. Web. 26 Oct. 2015.
MLBcommunity. MLB Community: MLB Charities: Information. Web. 28 Oct. 2015.
"Tyson Foods. Tyson Foods: Ways We Care. Web. 28 Oct. 2015.